Columbia-Greene Community College President James Campion and Vice President and Dean of Academic Affairs Phyllis Carito have announced the President's and Dean's Lists, respectively, for the fall 2009 semester at the Greenport campus.

To qualify for these honors, a full-time matriculated student must complete a minimum of 12 credits, achieve a semester grade-point-average of 3.75 or higher, and have no failures, repeats or incomplete grades for the semester. A part-time student can be eligible upon completion of each 12-credit segment, provided all other requirements are met.

The following students have made the President's List: Angela M. Beltrone, Matthew J. Beltrone, Amanda-Marie Freemann and Heather A. Freemann, all Acra; Christie E. Allen, Catherine Hewitt, Elizabeth R. Mayforth, Katlin N. Reese and Hannah E. Weinstein, all Athens; and Justan J. Foster, Maria T. Morales and Frank J. Saladino, all Cairo.

Also, Leander Bromley III, Monica A. Brown, Brianna N. Glass, Christopher S. Harvey, Sarah D. Hasbrook, Meghan D. Howley, Peter R. Marsters, Christine A. Pilatich, James C. Rankin, Calvin D. Reifler, Kimberly L. Starr, Todd C. Stolz-Schroeder, Maureen Tate, Rachel C. Timan and Veronica R. Timan, all Catskill.

Also, August M. Abatecola Jr., Precious R. Booker and Tiffany A. Colwell, all Claverack; Kate E. Shellhammer, Clinton Corners; Jesse L. Wright, Columbiaville; Margaret M. Fitzgibbons and Megan A. Kerrigan, both Cornwallville; Jennifer R. Morrill, Dorthea Turck and Jacalyn M. Vitolo, all Coxsackie; Michael J. Gallagher, Durham; and Briene M. Ward, Earlton.

Also, Shannon Mahony, Melanie Miranda and Rachel Warwick, all East Durham; Fred Boccia and Samantha S. Stagias, both Elizaville; Andrew T. McLeer, Freehold; and Kelley F. Bentley, Jennifer K. Choinsky, Emily K. Gregg, Michele L. Lawley, Christina M. Saulpaugh, Elisabeth E. Tarttier-Railing, Nicholas M. Turek and Frances J. Winig, all Germantown.

Also, Ian Clifton, Nathaniel W. Tekverk and Daniel B. Thalasinos, all Ghent; Jessica D. Bouillon, Daniel J. Hotter, Sinead S. Jardim, Rose Masi, Kayla L. Ragone, Crystal M. Russell and Felicia M. Saitta, all Greenville; Amanda R. Bruno, Haines Falls; Taylor M. Thorniley, Hensonville; and Sarah A. Weaver, Kristin M. Knickerbocker and Alissa A. Kraft, all Hillsdale.

Also, Jacalyn M. Schedler, Hollowville; Lindsy K. Adams, Brenna E. Anderson, Mashell Anwar, Yen V. Dao, Katie L. Dierkes, Emily C. Foster, Katherine N. Gawron, Rose B. Gerard, Jennifer R. Hayes, Joseph C. Izzo, Arthur D. Jimenez, Navjot Kaur, Marcin Margielewski, Todd W. Miller, Kevin M. Rice, Lindsay L. Ritter, Carmen H. Scanlon, Mark D. Taylor, Anthony M. Tiberio, Anastasios Tsoukalas, Jessica L. VanAckooy, Michelle A. Wahl, Nona M. Walthour-Lockridge and Amy L. Welsh, all Hudson.

Also, Lindsey E. Carroll, Jewett; Amal Shatara, Kinderhook; Daniel J. Elsasser, Medusa; Nicole A. Shultis, Mount Marion; Andrew T. Kremer, Old Chatham; Cabrina M. Collesides, Teal A. Federman and Yolanda L. Reuss, all Palenville; and Olivia C. Cipollino, Ashley E. Ostrander, Shannon L. Schumann, Heather J. Simmons, Allen E. Turner and Kimberly A. Wilcox, all Philmont.

Also, Paul J. Rodriguez Phoenicia; Nan Li, Poughkeepsie; Mandi L. Stockholm, Purling; Allison M. Koskey, Queensbury; Madalyne R. Boomer, Ravena; Michael C. Jacoby, Matthew F. Paterson, Jasmine F. Quinn, Katharine A. Reath and Kayla J. Smith, all Red Hook; and Jakob J. Berger, Meaghan E. Rowen and Amanda E. Smith, all Round Top.

Also, Brenton T. DeHoff, Lyse M. Dietrich, Nicole R. Franqui-Elkan, Jason J. Reyes and Denise N. Schroeder, all Saugerties; Brittney M. Morehouse, Selkirk; Chao Zhu, Stottville; and Jessica L. Campbell, Dennis L. Jenrich, Christina Rubino and Haleigh Tunis, all Stuyvesant.

Also, David O. Krueger, Suprise; Tiffany M. Atchison, Alexander J. Dee and Gregory Rosen, all Tivoli; Kristyn A. Youngblood, Valatie; Roderick W. Link III, Wassaic; Ashley L. Davis, Kristen M. Matherly and Laurissa M. Tilp, all Westkill; and Maille K. Charbonneau and Daniel C. Turman, both Windham.

Students on the Dean's List include the following: Joseph Kralovich, Acra; Kristen J. Hartmann, Albany; Nicole M. Dietter, Ancram; Casey W. Miller and Candace M. Morey, both Ancramdale; and Brittany L. Dedrick, Nikole M. Guilzon, Michelle A. Loglio, Stevie C. Ogsbury, Jason A. Pacuk, Justin A. Pacuk and Jamie N. Salisbury, all Athens.

Also, Carolyn A. Fornuto, Fenton E. Geoghegan, Joseph Pascale, Brooke E. Schrader and Phuong H. Tran, all Cairo; and Patrick L. Carswell, Katherine Clemans, Kimberly L. Decker, Roy M. Ennis, Nadia L. Ernst, Charles R. Gardell, Chelsea M. Ivery, Catherine M. Mammano, David T. McKeon, Jeffrey S. Mokszycki, Tiffany L. Reed and Amanda L. Zanussi, all Catskill.

Also, Amy M. Blatt, Christian A. Branley, Kayla L. Martino, Linda S. McEwan, Christopher G. Moore, Cynthia M. Smith and Vienna R. Smith, all Chatham; Robert O. Jones, Chicopee; Tabatha R. Morris and Joseph K. Rao, both Climax; and Bryan D. Stockley and Alex M. Winters, both Columbiaville.

Also, Anthony R. Crawley, Katarina R. Eriksson and Tyler D. Flint, all Copake; Nicole M. Bell, Katelyn C. Frisbee and Brooke J. Pruiksma, all Coxsackie; Olivia P. Boice and Sarah A. Dingee, both Craryville; Timothy J. Beaumont and Kayla A. Wagner, both Earlton; Jessica A. Harm, East Durham; and Jennifer L. O'Connor, East Greenbush.

Also, Heather L. Moore, Elizaville; Douglas S. Galioto, Alexander P. Jacobs, Sarah M. Marcello, Deanna M. Martinez and Robert J. Tate, all Freehold; and Christina N. Bohnsack, Nicola D. Buck, Kayla A. Johnson, Camille M. Lighthart, Mary Katharine Pulver, Jennifer M. Sestok and Elise B. Staats, all Germantown.

Also, Nichole L. Schuster, Ghent; Lisbeth Canto, Rachel Carter, Ryan D. Dick and Mason McDermott, all Greenville; May K. Angle, Colleen J. Browe and Jacob P. Coiro, all Haines Falls; John T. Hilscher and Colleen R. McNally, both Hannacroix; and Shannon P. MacDonald, Hensonville.

Also, Natalie I. Amendola, Audrey E. Cooper, Hayley A. Cooper, Meagen Skelley and Kevin S. Thimot, all Hillsdale; and Nayma Akter, Fredrica D. Clarke, Ian M. Craig, Courtney L. Fonda, Tomas E. Gonzalez III, Chelsea J. Halsted, Raennon M. Hatch, Sheila Homalon, Kayla M. Keyser, Muhammad Khan, Karen A. Leggett, Elizabeth R. Makoske, Daniel J. Martin, Alicia R. McNaughton, Noe Medina, Jessica A. Merante, Janelle G. Moran, Susan J. Moran, Jill M. Murray, Courtney A. Parlman, Shyla Primavera, Lauren A. Scalera, Audrey M. Seaton, Corey A. Simmons, Emily A. Staats, Charles R. Valentino and Sanesha S. Virgo, all Hudson.

Also, Zachery M. Clark, Ryan R. Coloton, Felicia M. Dibbell and Kathleen L. Giangrande, all Hunter; Erika L. Kipp, Kinderhook; Rebecca L. Benincasa and Gabrielle A. Brown, both Kingston; Chelsea M. Deyo, Evelyn L. Hart, Sarah J. Rothrock and Ryan J. Vandenburgh, all Leeds; Rebecca M. Love, Livingston; Iris D. Pelham, Maplecrest; and Kristi J. Duncan, Medusa.

Also, Ian C. Lanier, Nassau; Tanya L. Hamm, Niverville; Meghan R. McNeff, Tyler F. West and Joshua P. Whitaker, all Palenville; and Marie A. Bailly, Robert Bailly, Jaclyn M. Davala, Christa Hamm, Kayla M. Harder, Michael J. Jenner, Kelsie R. Krein and Cecilia K. Tierney, all Philmont.

Also, Michael R. Bowen, Pine Plains; Laura A. Flynn, Potter Hollow; Kwame T. Gocool, Poughkeepsie; Shaina L. Rion and Elizabeth A. Schiefer, both Prattsville; Justin M. Aloisi, Preston Hollow; Rosemary E. Pough, Purling; Joseph K. Lisa and Joe Rassier, both Ravena; and Kevin J. Fitzpatrick, Michael Markota, Ashley Mella, Colin Q. Murray, Casey C. Preyer-Blakney, Seamus M. Quinn, Nicole R. VanWagner and Vanessa L. Wendover, Red Hook.

Also, Seamus M. Powell, John J. Schaffer, Emily L. Smith, Michelle J. Suttmeier and Alyssa L. Bayer, all Roundtop; Charles H. Bollin Jr, Nikolos K. Polizzi, Carie L. Salberg, Carolina E. Villa and Jessica M. Wiltsie, all Saugerties; and Timothy J. Simmons, Selkirk; and Jamie M. Bloodgood, Shandaken.

Also, Kelsey A. Hamm and Julianne F. Propst, both Stottville; Christopher J. Welch, Stuyvesant; Kristen C. Girard, Abigail K. Hempel and Juan Muniz, all Tivoli; Amanda M. Orlowski and Andrew E. St.Clair, both Valatie; and Bridgette M. Charbonneau, and Samantha M. Welter-Farrell, both Windham.

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